Janssen’s biologic Stelara has hit targets in a Phase III trial testing its ability to maintain clinical remission in patients with Crohn’s disease.
Janssen’s biologic Stelara has hit targets in a Phase III trial testing its ability to maintain clinical remission in patients with Crohn’s disease.
European regulators have removed the black triangle warning from the label of Pfizer’s smoking cessation drug Champix, on the back of data from a post-marketing surveillance study backing its neuropsychiatric safety.
Janssen’s Darzalex has received a condition approval in Europe for the treatment of multiple myeloma, offering patients with the disease access to a novel active immunotherapy.
European regulators have agreed to review Sandoz’ biosimilar to Roche’s oncology/immunology blockbuster rituximab.
Leading experts on homozygous familial hypercholesterolaemia have come together to pile pressure on NHS England to finally commission lomitapide after years of delay.
A record 65 percent of NHS trusts ended the year 2015/16 in the red racking up the biggest overspend in its history of some £2.45 billion.
Novartis’ ‘breakthrough’ therapy Entresto has received a strong endorsement in updated EU and US guidelines on the treatment of heart failure.
Lung cancer patients in England and Wales could soon get ‘routine’ NHS access to Novartis’ Zykadia after the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence backed its use in final draft guidelines.
A new therapy for Parkinson’s disease has been launched throughout the UK, offering patients the potential to access the first new treatment option for the condition in over a decade.
This week’s round-up of drug approvals and HTA news includes: an SMC recommendations for AbbVie’s Humira; decentralised approval in five EU countries for Martindale’s Prenoxad injection; and an EU thumbs up for BMS’ Opdivo and Yervoy
Johnson & Johnson group Janssen has signed a deal with US biopharma MacroGenics for a license to its preclinical bispecific molecule MGD015.
Cost regulators for the National Health Service in England and Wales are rejecting the use of Roche’s Perjeta to treat certain forms of breast cancer.
Dublin-Ireland based biopharma Horizon Pharma has bagged rights to Boehringer Ingelheim’s interferon gamma-1b in an around 30 countries primarily in Europe and the Middle East for 25 million euros.
Internis Pharma Binosto is now widely available across the UK, offering patients with osteoporosis the chance to access the first buffered formulation of alendronate designed to minimise gastrointestinal side effects commonly linked with traditional versions of the drug.
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